1.长大,成人发生,滋长
1.to change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult; used for talking about the things that happened while you were a child
2.to stop behaving like a child, and become wiser; used for telling someone to stop being silly and behaving like a child
3.to start existing or being seen
1.You know, I didn't grow up in a real museum culture in Burbank.
在伯班克长大的日子里，我没有接触过真正的博物馆文化。
2.I'm not going to let him grow up into a liar if I can help it.
只要我能做到，我不会让他长大后成为一个骗子。
3.You may still be trying to figure out what you want to be when you grow up.
你可能仍然处在摸索的过程，想弄明白到底什么才是你想要的。
4.rarely argue over toys and are easy to reason with, but suffer from a lack of shared interests as they grow up, the researchers claim.
研究人员称，姐弟或兄妹很少会为玩具争吵，也比较听话，但是他们在成长过程中缺少共同的兴趣爱好。
5.They are bored, this habit did not change until the grow up do they dare, do not dare admit that they love each other.
两人却乐此不疲，这习惯直到长大了也没改，他们什么都敢，就是不敢承认他们相爱。
6.Mom, your love is just like a bar of candy, with a package of ceaseless chatter and scold; I couldn't find it out until I grow up.
妈妈，您的爱，就像块糖，包在唠叨里，藏在责骂里，让我东找西找，直到我懂事，才找到。
7.A niece of ours, Sir Thomas, I may say, or at least of _yours_, would not grow up in this neighbourhood without many advantages.
我敢说，托马斯爵士，我们的外甥女，至少是你的外甥女，在这个环境里长大肯定会有许多好处。
8.Yet at the same time they remain young girls, trying to grow up in a harsh glare of unprecedented publicity.
但与此同时，她们还是年轻的女孩，试图在前所未有的公众关注下成长。
9.They made her audition several times and finally decided just to wait for her to grow up enough to do the role.
迪斯尼让塞勒斯多次试镜，最后决定等塞勒斯长大并能胜任这个角色后再开拍。
10.Oh dear! I'd nearly forgotten that I've got to grow up again! Let me see-how IS it to be managed?
啊，亲爱的，我几乎忘了我还要想法再长大呢，让我想一想，这怎么才能做到呢？